Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

CupSfNleof ONAAS rived froa Nos2las-
 W.S.Lyie is expected In on the next stage from Quiiotoa.
 Officers have gone out to arrest the Papsgos said to be implicated n cattle stealing.
 PJ. c. lIasch, Of Total Wreck, is n the city purchasing supplies for his nine
 There TIl be communion and the re- celylng of new members tt the Oongfe- Gstional church tomorrow morning.
 The California train did not arrive sill noon to-day, The cause of the deliy vas not learned.
 Tomorrow there will be grand tur- kep shoot al Silver Lake. EIfensIVe preparations have been made for most successful day, Lovers of sport, turn out.
 The reserved seats for the Margaret Msther entertainment are gong very fast, and those who desire seats had bet ter secure them right swsH
 Rev. B.R. Turner, of Kansas. will preach at the M l.. church tomorrow at 1OstC d anu 4hChs 6s -~@ ~AeNA~1 occupy the same pulplt in the evening. All are cordially invited.
 Mrs. $. A. Mason IS expected to arrive from Californis tonight. She will be joined here by the Captain, who has se- curod 6 months leave, and swill proceed to New York.
 Mir, ChAs. Longnemafe of the Rio Grande Smelling O., of Socorro, IS ex- Gmining the mining interests ID this part of the country. He leaves to-nlght for Hsrshaw and Washington Camp.
 Mir IN. Town, superintendent of the Ssnts Rita Land and Cattle O.. is in the city with his wife, and are stopping at the Russ. This morning he paid the company's faxes, amounting to over S3,000.
 It IS understood from reliable infor mRticD that an inspector of Indian dep relation claims, will arrive st Wilcox within B few days. It is unknown whether ihe inspector will cone to Tucson or not.
 MT. Curtis, formerly general manager for l.. ZeokeudOTf & O., IS in the city on business, but expects to return to San Francisco 70 night. He left Aus trslis one month ago to-day. Mrs. Cur tis and daughter are in San Francisco enjoying fsIs health!
 Mr. c. M. Strsuss, Supi of Public To- struction, IS sending circulars through out the territory to teachers, requesting them to have their pupils write compo- sitiops descriptive of their localities These will be bound and sent to the In terior Department Gt Washington,
 Mir. W. S. Kengls has been notified from Washington that patent has beer issued for the tanning process to be used by the Cana Agris Tanning Co. This company hopes tC start work within few months and will produce first class leather Rt reduced rates.
 MT. NJ r. Freeman has been urged by numerous friends tO become 8 candidate for City Treasurer st the enusing cleo tion, sno has finally consented to do SC. MT. Freeman Is a gentleman of strict in- tegriiy, specially qualified for the office l and will receive handsome vote.
 In anticipation of @ brisk business time during the holidays MT. J. A. Black | has stocked up with an extra lot of l Christmas Roods, double the amount be ! had or hand st this time last year. Thsse goods inclu5s everything in tks line of elegant levelTy and must De seen 10 5a admired. Prices this year will be unsommoniy low.
 ALos Angeles photographer has got | on his ear because the daughter of | Judge Lowell, of Tucson, dared to paint | upon CD ella, which she presented to | General Miles, picture of Geronimo, | the blood thirsty Apache Chief, claim | ing that be has copyrighted this infa- | nous reiskin. We do not know who this MT, Randall is, hut we can truthful | ly ssy that the only genuine pictures of Geronimo are those taken by c. s. Fly, | of Tombstone. Arizona, and tha. all | others are either infringsments upon his copyright or are trsuds.-Oolton Semi Tropic.
 The North American exchange o., No. 57 Broadway, New York, are collect. | ins compiling and classifying for the | use of our subscribing members and pa trons the fullest and most reliable sts- | tistios. and the latest information rela- | ting to the commerce, manufactures, | agriculture and finances of the United | States and foreign countries; stock-rais- ing. mining and other industries; rail | way, steamship and express companies; banks. trust companies, nsurance com pRnies and other financial institutions, and telegraph and telephone companies; and also the governmental, industrial, social and scientific statistics of sll | countries.
 Margaret Msiher and her entire oom- pany of 27 have arrived and are register ed at the Ban Xavier. They bring their own stage scenery, the original cos, of winch was 960,000. The balcony scene, of which SO much has been said and written, wlll be shere in all its glory. To bring all their fixing" from the depot, Jack Bolyn's big truck was tested Co it's fullest capacity. The opera house stage has been sN changed Bs to admit of much of the scenery, but the lack of dressing rooms was not overcome with out much difficulty, but everything has been finally arranged for 8 grand and successful evening.
 The Goorgis Minstrels drew @ good house last night, and the audience to a single one was was well pleased with the evenings entertsinmeDt. The members of this troupe are all excellent artists, and can dicount their burnt-cork breth ern in 6 great many things. The gags as 6 general thing were the same old thing, but there were 6 few new ones. The jig dancing banjo picking and sIng- ing, was very good, and the audience evInced their satisfaction by loCd ap plause. There were a great many more amusing features in thls entertainment than there has been in 0 similar one for some time, and take it a general thing, sthe troop IS little above the average of the troupes that travel through the west.-Gszette-JournEl, Hastings